Most mothers who continue to breastfeed will resume periods between nine and eighteen months after birth. Some lucky ladies can go a year or more without a period, others can menstruate within a few weeks. Typically, the more frequently a baby breast-feeds and the longer periods and fertility are...

Bigger breasts can present some special challenges for breastfeeding Mums. The good news is that all of these challenges can be overcome with some simple tips and support, so you can enjoy breastfeeding your baby, regardless of your breast size....

Pinky McKay, One of Australia's most recognised and respected breastfeeding experts and an Internationally Board-Certified Lactation Consultant is frustrated by the ignorance of health professionals who are giving appalling advice that is failing breastfeeding women.

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EXCLUSIVE: Defiant mum-of-three says she will breastfeed her son until he chooses to stop - and her only regret is not being able to nurse two of her children at once

• Temeaka Tate, 34, has been breastfeeding for nine years through three children
• She will keep breastfeedin...

Pinky McKay, one of Australia's most recognised and respected breastfeeding experts, and an Internationally Board-Certified Lactation Consultant is frustrated by the ignorance of health professionals who are giving appalling advice to breastfeeding women.

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So often mums say, my baby wants to breastfeed all evening, I am worried about my milk supply?

It’s common for young babies, especially, to ‘cluster feed’, meaning they feed very frequently or almost continuously over a period of a few hours.This can happen at any...

To get on top of mastitis before you become very ill, we used to be advised: 'Warmth, Rest and Empty your breast'.  However, the new treatment advice is almost the opposite: as mastitis starts with inflammation, applying heat and vigilantly fe...

Most women imagine that breastfeeding will fill them with warm and fuzzy feelings as they gaze down lovingly at their feeding baby.

But instead, women with Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER) can find themselves filled with an overwhelming feeling of panic, sadness or dread as they b...

We have all heard it before, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This is particularly true for breastfeeding mums. Some people may skip breakfast for various reasons such as running late, lack of time to prepare breakfast or because they are wanting to lose ...